Health The first blood transfusions were extremely unusual and dangerous Susan Shaffer Dec 2, 2020 Blood donation can save lives. But, the first blood transfusions were quite unusual and dangerous.
Environment Melting glacier could unleash a tsunami in Alaska Maisey Webber Dec 2, 2020 A huge glacier in Alaska could be the cause of a devastating tsunami in the area, warn American geologists.
Health Google Maps adds more data for Covid-19 Bryson Hook Dec 2, 2020 Google has announced that it will add more detailed information about the spread of Covid-19 through the popular Google Maps application.
Humans Technology recognizes how bored we are in a meeting Ayva Daniels Dec 2, 2020 Microsoft has patented a technology that can recognize when participants in a meeting are bored or distracted.
Space It turns out the Earth is closer to a black hole Antoine Chung Dec 2, 2020 The Earth turned out to be closer to the black hole in Milky Way galaxy.
Tech Google AI challenges Big Pharma in drug discovery Dominick Morrow Dec 2, 2020 Alphabet's subsidiary DeepMind has announced that it has made significant progress in artificial intelligence for drug development.
Health How to determine the shelf life of foods Susan Shaffer Nov 25, 2020 Here are some tips about how to determine the freshness of some common foods.
Physics Quarks and electrons may have consciousness Andrew Tildesley Feb 6, 2020 A philosopher has been setting our thinking about quarks in a strange, and rather charming, spin with his thoughts on the limits of consciousness.
Tech The Lazarus group stole and laundered money for Kim Jong-un’s regime Andrew Tildesley Feb 5, 2020 A spate of recent cyber heists are being linked to hackers working for the regime of Kim Jong-un.
Environment Ocean warming now at the rate of five Hiroshima bombs of heat, every second Andrew Tildesley Feb 5, 2020 An exercise in number-crunching revealed a devastating statistic about the atomic scale of ocean warming that we still can’t quite get our head around.
Space This stellar engine could theoretically move Earth’s entire solar system Andrew Tildesley Feb 5, 2020 A scientist has come up with a design for an engine to save Earth from cosmic disaster by driving the sun through space.
Physics Could this be a working time machine? Andrew Tildesley Feb 4, 2020 A Connecticut professor has designs for a machine that, while maybe not taking him to King Arthur’s court, could travel back in time.